Multi-tasking Is Joy. . . Not
Tawny Weber over at Love is an exploding cigar reminded me that only four weeks into the new year I’ve slipped on my resolutions.
I already take a book with me wherever I go. It’s the only way I ever have time to read. However, no matter what I read or write I always come back to Romances. My own writing might technically fit best into Science Fiction, but there’s always a love story component that fundamentally influences the characters. Reading Romances reminds me that all our struggles are worthwhile. I feel good about myself when I read them.
My goals for 2007 are simple and tangible though:
- Spend more time with my family. Specifically, allot at least one night a week where I’m not on the computer.
- Walk on that dust collector of a treadmill for 20 minutes every other day.
- Write for 30 minutes 2-3 time a week during my lunch hour. Write as fast as I can and don’t look back until the weekend.
- Get one of my short stories published (preferably Silent Elegiac.)
- Live in the moment more, stop multitasking.
Little did you know that while I typed this, I listened to music, drank coffee, tweezed my eyebrows, sang “Old McDonald” with my 3-yr. old, averted world disaster and filed my nails.
So I guess I gotta work on that last resolution.
How does one tweeze their eyebrows while doing a blog entry? LOL. Oh, the images. I’m sure you’ll do a great job at meeting your resolutions! Good luck!
But averting world disaster has its plusses!!!
btw – whats your goal date to submit Silent Elegiac?
Go go go…
I’m trying to stop multi-tasking and focus on one project at a time but it’s much easier said than done! Hope you have better luck at it than I’ve been having 🙂
Give it up — women are born multitaskers! Great site(s), btw.
Yeah, not doing too good on my (half-baked) resolutions, either.